Archive · 31 Dec 2025
GOG Gains Independence from CD Projekt Red
GOG, a digital store for DRM-free PC games, has become independent from its parent company, CD Projekt Red (CDPR).
This change allows GOG to focus on its mission of providing classic and modern games without digital restrictions.
CDPR bought GOG in 2015, but recent challenges led to this strategic shift.
GOG promises to continue offering over 6000 titles and plans to improve its services, including better multiplayer features and more retro games.
The deal is estimated to be around €100 million, with CDPR keeping a small stake.
Gamers can expect the same great service with new exciting upgrades.
GOG has become independent from CD Projekt Red (CDPR).
The split allows GOG to focus on its mission of providing DRM-free PC games.
CDPR bought GOG in 2015, but recent challenges led to this strategic shift.
GOG promises to continue offering over 6000 titles and plans to improve its services.
The deal is estimated to be around €100 million, with CDPR keeping a minority stake.
- Who
- GOG and CD Projekt Red (CDPR)
- What
- GOG gains independence from CDPR
- When
- Announced recently (specific date not mentioned)
- Where
- Global (digital platform)
- Why
- To focus on gamers who value choice, ownership, and preservation
- Company
- GOG
- Parent Company
- CD Projekt Red (CDPR)
- Ownership Change
- Independent
- Game Titles
- Over 6000
- Core Mission
- DRM-free PC games
- Estimated Deal Value
- €100 million
- CDPR's Stake
- Minority